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Singapore drops rates

by Tony Sagami on October 9, 2008

in Consumer Credit News, Interest Rate News

The Monetary Authority of Singapore lowered interest rates for the first time since 2003, joining the other central banks in a coordinated attempt toprevent the credit crisis from deepening.

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